World Series: It’s a Sad Day When Seats Are Empty for Game One at Yankee Stadium

Posted: 29th October 2009 by Michael Fitzpatrick in MLB
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When I think back to the old Yankee Stadium, the first thought that comes into my mind is an animal house. The crowd was extremely loud, extremely rowdy, and the hostile environment they created made playing there unbelievably difficult for visiting teams. At the new Yankee Stadium, however, those boisterous fans seem to still exist; only now you canÆt see them because their seats begin a good 20 rows from of the field. Throughout the 2009 season, there was much talk about the astronomical prices the Yankees were charging for tickets. á A ticket to see a regular season game while sitting in one of those large, comfy seats in the first twenty rows û dubbed ôThe Legends Seatsö û áwould set you back $2,600 or more. á I can only imagin ...

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